Taroumaru is doing much better than he was, but he can’t eat and only drinks a little bit of water before letting out one last little yip before dying in Miki’s lap. Thank goodness!īut there is a price for Yuki and Miki succeeding and Kurumi recovering, in the form of the show’s biggest gut punch yet. The announcement works, and the zombies disperse, freeing Miki, who rushes the medicine to Kurumi in time to save her. Only now, her eyes are wide open, and she’s aware that the ideal school she speaks of is no more. announcement that school is out, along with a moving speech that mirrors her monologue in the first episode. It gives Yuki the moments she needs to slip into the broadcast room. He’s loose again, but rather than bite her, he chooses to bite the zombies cornering her, remembering just enough of his pre-zombie life to instinctively protect his friend, just as Megu-nee did by staying in the basement. She’s not going to get it done with brawn, but she does get it done with a bit of luck, as well as the relationship she’d cultivated with Taroumaru all this time. Though Yuki is the only one who can save everyone, I appreciated that she didn’t have Kurumi’s zombie-smiting strength, as her first target doesn’t even feel the force of the aluminum bat she swings.
